What the brand's ingredients page actually says
The brand's dedicated ingredients page describes three categories: "nootropic and neural support compounds," "antioxidant brain protection," and "brain energy and metabolic support" compounds. It does not name a single specific ingredient (no Bacopa, no Ginkgo, no named vitamin or mineral) anywhere.
The gap between claim and reality
This is a real discrepancy worth flagging plainly: the marketing explicitly promises no hidden amounts, yet no amounts — or even ingredient names — are disclosed in the materials available to us. This is different from a typical "proprietary blend" disclosure (which at least names ingredients without amounts); here, no ingredient names appear at all.
⚠ Know before you start
Before your first capsule: check the Supplement Facts panel on your own bottle directly, since that's the only reliable source for what you're actually taking. Consult a doctor before use if you take medication.
What we recommend
- Photograph or save the Supplement Facts panel when your order arrives
- Contact the seller directly to request a full ingredient list before ordering, if this matters to you
- Cross-check any named ingredients against your current medications with a pharmacist or doctor